[governance] Germany & Internet Governance

[michael gurstein]

Wolfgang,

Perhaps you could provide us with an English translation of the
"multistakeholder model" that the Commission is supporting. 

Tks,

M

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Wolfgang"
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Subject: [governance] Germany & Internet Governance

Hi,
 
for those of you who understand German: The German Bundestag discusses today
the final report of the Parliamentary Enquete Commission "Internet and the
Digital Society". The Commission was established three years ago and has
covered nearly all related issues - from Intellectual Property to Net
Neutrality, from Privacy to Security. The Final Report with eight Special
Reports is more than 1000 pages. The good news is that the Commission
supports 100 per cent the multistakeholder model for Internet Governance and
recommends that Germany should host (probably 2016 or 2017) the IGF.  
 
Here is the Final Report with Receommendations:
http://dipbt.bundestag.de/dip21/btd/17/125/1712550.pdf
 
Here is the Special Report for Internet Governance:  
http://dipbt.bundestag.de/dip21/btd/17/124/1712480.pdf
 
And here is the main Website with a lot of additional Background Material
http://www.bundestag.de/internetenquete/Nach_der_letzten_Sitzung_FAQ/index.j
sp

Wolfgang



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